Simple Multisite Crossposting

Yes, of course!

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No, you don’t.

You may renew if you would like to receive more support or to get the latest version of the plugin. But it is not necessary.

Yes, it can be achieved via filter hook rudr_crosspost_post_type_destination that allows to change post type of a post when crossposting it.

Below is a code example. The code can be inserted into your current or child theme functions.php file.

add_filter( 'rudr_crosspost_post_type_destination', 'rudr_change_post_type', 20, 3 );

function rudr_change_post_type( $post_type, $blog_id, $data ){

	if( 3 === $blog_id ) {
		$post_type = 'page';
		// everything that is crossposting to blog ID 3 will have "page" post type
	}
	return $post_type;

}

Filter hooks sends three parameters to the function:

$post_type

(string) The post type of the original post.

$blog_id

(integer) The blog ID where the post is going to be crossposted to.

$data

(array) Contains all the data of the post.

You can do it with rudr_crosspost_allowed_post_types filter hook.

add_filter( 'rudr_crosspost_allowed_post_types', 'rudr_allowed_cpts' );

function rudr_allowed_cpts( $post_types ) {

	// let's say you would like to crosspost only Posts
	return array( 'post' );

}

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Yes, it can be achieved via filter hook rudr_crosspost_taxonomy_destination that allows to change taxonomy of a post when crossposting it.

Below is a code example. The code can be inserted into your current or child theme functions.php file.

add_filter( 'rudr_crosspost_taxonomy_destination', 'rudr_change_terms', 20, 3 );

function rudr_change_terms( $terms, $blog_id, $data ){

	if( 3 === $blog_id ) {

		$terms = array(
			'category' => array( 'my-term-taxonomy' )
		);

	}
	return $terms;

}

Filter hooks sends three parameters to the function:

$terms

(array) Associative array of taxonomy=>array(term slugs) of the original post.

$blog_id

(integer) The blog ID where the post is going to be crossposted to.

$data

(array) Contains all the data of the post.

Filter rudr_crosspost_excluded_meta_keys will help with that.

add_filter( 'rudr_crosspost_excluded_meta_keys', 'rudr_blacklist_meta' );

function rudr_blacklist_meta( $post_types ) {

	// custom_field_1 and custom_field_2 will be ignored
	return array( 'custom_field_1', 'custom_field_2' );

}